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Originally Posted by cdb95z28
Yes, maybe. If the bottom of the tire, where it touches the ground, moves to the rear, yes, caster will decrease.
But, If the top of the tire moves to the rear, then caster will increase.
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Hmmm....not sure how you move a top (or a bottom) of a round object without automatically affecting both, as a relationship between top and bottom is always 0 degrees (on a round object).
In any case, if the wheel did move rearward, presumably this would have an affect on F to R weight distribution (and not in a positive way imo).
All in all, interesting discussion. Apart from rear toe part, not quite sure how all these $ translate into faster pace, or better tire wear, etc. Cheers!